help in converting C# to VB.net

Question

User719752529 posted

error of occurred EOF expected when converting c# to vb.net

Protected void btnSendPassword_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //create your variables
        string strSubject = "Your Password Has Been Reset";
        string strFromEmail =  "[e-mail]";
        string strFromName = "My Website Administrator";
        string strNewPassword = GeneratePassword().ToString();  //This is where you'd call the new password string.

        try
        {
            //create the new mail message[/color]
            MailMessage MailMsg = new MailMessage();

            //cretate the FROM[/color]
            MailMsg.From = new MailAddress(strFromEmail);

            //create the subject[/color]
            MailMsg.Subject = strSubject;

            //We obviously need to create the TO - otherwise it goes nowhere.
            MailMsg.To.Add(txtEmail.Text); //assuming there was a form to fill out and they put the right email address in.

            MailMsg.IsBodyHtml = true; //I decided to make it html - so I could format the text.
            MailMsg.Body = "<h1>The following email was sent to you by " + strFromName + ".</h1><br />";
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>Apparently, you needed your password reset - So here it is: <br />";
            MailMsg.Body += "New Password <b>" + strNewPassword + "</b><br />";
            MailMsg.Body += "If you didn't request this, then - oops, you might wanna think about changing it, now. "</b>";
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>Click the following link to change your password:</p>";
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>http://www.mywebsite.com/passwordChangeThing/Default.aspx</P>";

            //utilizing SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol)
            SmtpClient smtp = new SmtpClient();
            smtp.Host = "email.mywebsite.com"; //if my domain had a way of sending out emails.
            smtp.Send(MailMsg);  //send it

            lblMessage.Text = "Message Sent Successfully";  //tell the person that the email was sent.

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            lblMessage.Text = "Error: " + ex.ToString();  //or tell the person that they screwed up and it's all their fault.... or what the actual error was.
        }
    }

Answer 1

User197322208 posted

string strSubject = "Your Password Has Been Reset";

This is C#

What is the VB.NET version?

Answer 2

User-68639941 posted

you have missed out + operator in below line

MailMsg.Body +="If you didn't request this, then - oops, you might wanna think about changing it, now." + "</b>";

Refer Below Converted Code :

Protected Sub btnSendPassword_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
	'create your variables 
	Dim strSubject As String = "Your Password Has Been Reset"
	Dim strFromEmail As String = "[e-mail]"
	Dim strFromName As String = "My Website Administrator"
	Dim strNewPassword As String = GeneratePassword().ToString()
	'This is where you'd call the new password string. 
	Try
		'create the new mail message[/color] 
		Dim MailMsg As New MailMessage()

		'cretate the FROM[/color] 
		MailMsg.From = New MailAddress(strFromEmail)

		'create the subject[/color] 
		MailMsg.Subject = strSubject

		'We obviously need to create the TO - otherwise it goes nowhere. 
		MailMsg.[To].Add(txtEmail.Text)
		'assuming there was a form to fill out and they put the right email address in. 
		MailMsg.IsBodyHtml = True
		'I decided to make it html - so I could format the text. 
		MailMsg.Body = "<h1>The following email was sent to you by " + strFromName + ".</h1><br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>Apparently, you needed your password reset - So here it is: <br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "New Password <b>" + strNewPassword + "</b><br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "If you didn't request this, then - oops, you might wanna think about changing it, now." + "</b>"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>Click the following link to change your password:</p>"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>http://www.mywebsite.com/passwordChangeThing/Default.aspx</P>"

		'utilizing SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol) 
		Dim smtp As New SmtpClient()
		smtp.Host = "email.mywebsite.com"
		'if my domain had a way of sending out emails. 
		smtp.Send(MailMsg)
		'send it 
			'tell the person that the email was sent. 
		lblMessage.Text = "Message Sent Successfully"
	Catch ex As Exception
			'or tell the person that they screwed up and it's all their fault.... or what the actual error was. 
		lblMessage.Text = "Error: " + ex.ToString()
	End Try
End Sub

Answer 3

User1594247892 posted

http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/vb-to-csharp/

Answer 4

User1643008609 posted

Hi Friend,
I have used http://www.dotnetspider.com/convert/CSharp-To-Vb.aspx to convert the code , following are the converted code.

Protected  Sub btnSendPassword_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
        'create your variables
        Dim strSubject As String =  "Your Password Has Been Reset" 
        Dim strFromEmail As String =  "[e-mail]" 
        Dim strFromName As String =  "My Website Administrator" 
        Dim strNewPassword As String =  GeneratePassword().ToString()  'This is where you'd call the new password string.
 
        Try
            'create the new mail message[/color]
            Dim MailMsg As MailMessage =  New MailMessage() 
 
            'cretate the FROM[/color]
            MailMsg.From = New MailAddress(strFromEmail)
 
            'create the subject[/color]
            MailMsg.Subject = strSubject
 
            'We obviously need to create the TO - otherwise it goes nowhere.
            Dim 'assuming there was a form to fill out and they put the right email address in. As MailMsg.To.Add(txtEmail.Text)
 
            MailMsg.IsBodyHtml = True 'I decided to make it html - so I could format the text.
            MailMsg.Body = "<h1>The following email was sent to you by " + strFromName + ".</h1><br />"
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>Apparently, you needed your password reset - So here it is: <br />"
            MailMsg.Body += "New Password <b>" + strNewPassword + "</b><br />"
            MailMsg.Body += "If you didn't request this, then - oops, you might wanna think about changing it, now. </b>"
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>Click the following link to change your password:</p>"
            MailMsg.Body += "<p>http://www.mywebsite.com/passwordChangeThing/Default.aspx</P>"
 
            'utilizing SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol)
            Dim smtp As SmtpClient =  New SmtpClient() 
            smtp.Host = "email.mywebsite.com" 'if my domain had a way of sending out emails.
            Dim 'send it As smtp.Send(MailMsg)
 
            lblMessage.Text = "Message Sent Successfully"  'tell the person that the email was sent.
 
        Catch ex As Exception
            lblMessage.Text = "Error: " + ex.ToString()  'or tell the person that they screwed up and it's all their fault.... or what the actual error was.
        End Try
    End Sub

Answer 5

User-1971614856 posted

Protected Sub btnSendPassword_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
	'create your variables
	Dim strSubject As String = "Your Password Has Been Reset"
	Dim strFromEmail As String = "[e-mail]"
	Dim strFromName As String = "My Website Administrator"
	Dim strNewPassword As String = GeneratePassword().ToString()
	'This is where you'd call the new password string.
	Try
		'create the new mail message[/color]
		Dim MailMsg As New MailMessage()

		'cretate the FROM[/color]
		MailMsg.From = New MailAddress(strFromEmail)

		'create the subject[/color]
		MailMsg.Subject = strSubject

		'We obviously need to create the TO - otherwise it goes nowhere.
		MailMsg.[To].Add(txtEmail.Text)
		'assuming there was a form to fill out and they put the right email address in.
		MailMsg.IsBodyHtml = True
		'I decided to make it html - so I could format the text.
		MailMsg.Body = "<h1>The following email was sent to you by " & strFromName & ".</h1><br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>Apparently, you needed your password reset - So here it is: <br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "New Password <b>" & strNewPassword & "</b><br />"
		MailMsg.Body += "If you didn't request this, then - oops, you might wanna think about changing it, now.</b>"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>Click the following link to change your password:</p>"
		MailMsg.Body += "<p>http://www.mywebsite.com/passwordChangeThing/Default.aspx</P>"

		'utilizing SMTP (simple mail transfer protocol)
		Dim smtp As New SmtpClient()
		smtp.Host = "email.mywebsite.com"
		'if my domain had a way of sending out emails.
		smtp.Send(MailMsg)
		'send it
			'tell the person that the email was sent.
		lblMessage.Text = "Message Sent Successfully"
	Catch ex As Exception
			'or tell the person that they screwed up and it's all their fault.... or what the actual error was.
		lblMessage.Text = "Error: " & ex.ToString()
	End Try
End Sub

Answer 6

User139864016 posted

Hello,

Try the link below.

http://www.developerfusion.com/tools/convert/csharp-to-vb/

Answer 7

User397347636 posted

Karthick is right - the code is not valid C# code.

Converters must assume that the code being converted conforms to the proper language syntax.  If not, then the result will be unpredictable.

Once you change the code to be proper C# code, then any converter will convert this sample.

Answer 8

User497476629 posted

next time, you can use the code convertors one line at a time, or only conver a bunch of lines at a time,

 

so you can know where exactly is the error,

you can also add the code to the visual studio, and see if it produces a syntax error or not

Answer 9

User828770893 posted

Also try this online free converter:

defercode converter

it gives the good results.

thanks